Training Begins at Sihang Warehouse

It's quite interesting. It's a bit repetitive, but otherwise fine. Update soon!

Some worlds in the Prison Path are set up this way. The Hell Path counters the Prison Path. The Prison Path and the Hell Path form a logical closed loop. Dark creatures believe that Hell is their final destination. However, some journeys are direct, while others are a slow, stop-and-go process. There might be side jobs inserted along the way, resulting in zero punishment.

Nice 1. He won't help others for no reason after transmigrating, nor will he rush to join a faction; he will always fight alone. 2. In chapter 29, there are no instances of the protagonist saving women for no reason; the protagonist's ultimate goal is to become an immortal. Keep it up! I hope you can maintain the same level of writing quality in the future.

I'd give a five-star review to anyone who kills Japanese people!

I initially thought the low rating was due to poor writing style, but I thought it was quite well-written. Why is the rating so low? It's really hard to guess.

Beautiful, worth adding to your bookshelf What's written after that? It's supposed to be about fighting the Japanese, but it's all a mess.

It was thought to be a separate country during the War of Resistance against Japan, but it wasn't.

There's no golden-armored corpse at the start, not even after fifty cards. Everyone come and see.

It's alright, but the main character is definitely not from Sichuan. Anyone who lives in Sichuan would never have this name.

Cultivating demonic powers by "eating" Japanese soldiers is a classic example of a satisfying read, but the author's frequent use of prefaces diminishes the enjoyment, indicating a problem with the writing style.